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PRL Mining Is Live! QSHash Now Supports PRL, ZANO and QTC

2026-07-04
PRL Mining Is Live! QSHash Now Supports PRL, ZANO and QTC

QSHash now supports PRL, ZANO, and QTC as configurable GPU coin profiles. Open the Download page to review device requirements, select a coin, and configure runtime mode, power, temperature, and pause rules.

PRL configuration

PRL is available as an option for compatible NVIDIA GPUs:

ZANO and QTC configuration

ZANO and QTC follow the same setup flow. Administrators can create separate profiles by hardware group or select multiple coins and let the client follow the configured scheduling rules.

Compatibility varies by GPU, driver, and memory capacity, so use the current Download-page guidance and actual device data.

One client for multiple coin profiles

  1. Single configuration: set background, low-interference, or idle mode together with power and thermal protection;
  2. Coin selection: choose one or more profiles according to your needs;
  3. Idle scheduling: pause under configured game or high-load conditions and resume when idle;
  4. Batch deployment: internet cafés and computer rooms can deploy a personalized client and monitor status, hashrate, and temperature centrally.

Quick start

  1. Open qshash.com/download;
  2. Select GPU mode and the required coin profiles;
  3. Adjust power, temperature, and foreground-pause rules;
  4. Save the configuration and download the Windows client;
  5. Test compatibility before batch deployment.

FAQ

How much output can a device produce per day?
It depends on the GPU, runtime, electricity price, coin price, and network difficulty. Record several days of actual output and electricity use before evaluating it.

How do I change from another coin?
Return to the Download page, update the coin selection, and save the configuration.

Are AMD GPUs supported?
Use the compatibility information currently shown on the Download page.

Usage note

Use only on devices you are entitled to manage, and configure power, temperature, and stop rules before rollout. Prices, difficulty, and electricity costs change; page data is for configuration and comparison, not a fixed result.